When I applied to Penn, I wrote my retirement speech for my autobiography’s page 217. Today, I rewrote that speech.
The University does not attempt to provide a standardized sexual-health education. It needs to do so before freshmen come to Penn.
Student groups should teach students how to run a business and be fiscally responsible.
Penn does a disservice to many of its brightest students by dramatically limiting their ability to excel in their pre-med courses.
We need to stop thinking of Philadelphia as something there for us to exploit when we feel like it.
I’m tired of everyone acting like we should all have our dream jobs completely figured out by now. Because the majority of us don’t. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.
The Credit CARD Act limits free choice without effectively preventing the companies from taking advantage of students.
The Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women is asking, “What does a feminist look like?” I have learned there’s no single answer.
If SEPTA is going to ask me (and everyone else) to start paying more for a system that is, quite frankly, subpar, I expect to see some serious improvements in return.
It doesn’t make sense to ask students to manage an additional e-mail account when they take a class outside of their home school.
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